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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
LOCAL NOTICES.
Ko.Ko ruIN IL medicinal.

ko-Ko TuTC ~ medicinal.
KNDIINd- Williams & Co. + saw.mill.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 22i Second st.
ID. II. BALDWIN & Co., dealers in pianos
and organs, No 257l Main street
TICKETS for Prof. Downs testimonial
concert can be obtained ut Manslord's.
Ko-Ro TuLu is Endorsed by physicians.
" you want all pine lumber call on
Brinklcy lumber company, No. l2i Jcller-
son street.
puRE and white ns the flower whose
name il bears are tbs biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN d Lilly COFFEE AND SPICE Co.
STANLEY q ANDERSON, funeral directors
and cmbalmcrs, No. 30 Madison street, are
fully prepared 10 furnish chairs at resi-
dences, when ordered, for the accommoda-
ton Of friends.
SPECIAL students win be received in any
department at the lIighce School, or TO
take private lessons in Music Art, Elocu-
ton, Literature, the Languages, or in the
Business Course.
Ko-RO TULu is as clean as bread.
FAM HANDS furnished from Georgia,
Alabama and the Carolinas. Will deliver
families at the lowest possible rate. For
particulars address PEG WILLIAMS, passcn-
ger agent NJ. n l.. railroad, Atlanta, Ga,
i. q. Box No. 1896
MISS LrwELLYN has returned from the
east, and she will resume her private class
in elocutiop October >. Dclslrtc method.
Location of tone and physical culture will
receive especial attention. Those who wish
10 understand principlcsand become intel
lgcnt readers preferred. For terms, send
ioWircular, or call at No. 50 Adams street,
after o'clock.
Ko-Ro ruLu il for sale everywhere.
Miss CARmE NJ kEATING, teacher Of.
music, vocal and instrumental, * teach
ing at the musc-houSc Of u. II. Baldwin.
AS already announced, Miss Heating will
give free scholarship for the last five
months of the session ~ a reward 10 the
pupil having the best record up to Fcbru.
AIRY for diligcnt study mdtho highest de-
gree Of perfection.
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A Man.IcrfnI ,hnnur.

George Emclinc, M SOU rally think
your father cares for mc3 Emclinc Yes,
Hcurw, whyl George lie promised me
a kicking month ago but hasn't given II
90 mo yet I'm afraid his friendship is
cooling. Emollnc Then. George per
haIs the lovely lot Of koko tolu chewing
gum that YOU gave wrought the wonderful
changr. ThcUliman sid u cured him OF his
indigestion and heartburn, and lac has
been the sweetest old fellow YOU ever
heard Of since ! gave i 10 him. Bring me
some morn.
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k,rnn nIIIr.

j. the delightful liquid laxative and m,
only true rmcdy for hahitunl constipation
bowels. g. pleasant remedy 90 take
both 90 old aud Young it u gentle I'm II,
Hciiun aud elective i IL acceptable to the
stomach and Strengthens the Ounns ON
which it acts Manufactured only hy ~,
California llr syrup Company. San imn
eisou Col Tor sale Boo 10 cent and u bottle.
BY n. =. Holster and 40 leading druggists
Van Nlcct 4 Co., u. W. Jones a Co. ". n
Milicrun & Co, J. J. Milos and n Mans
h,id A 60 have been appointed Wholc,al'
Hgtuts 90 Memphis.
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LOOK
Before You Leap.
Calculate Well Before You Take
the Decisive Step.

The advertising tale always tells the
same story. Judging from their uivcr-
tiscmcnts, every merchant is engaged
In n desperate struggle to see how much
good lac can do for mankind. To give
low prices and enable the purchaser TO
get much for little Is what each claims
TO be doing.
In the midst Of all this self assertion
of goodness toward mankind, how is the
intelligent man and woman to know
where hc or she really can get the most
for his money! Why, by using his own
judgment instead Of relying upon the
alluring words Of the advertiser.
The competition among manufacturers
IN their efforts to undcr.cll each other
has filed the market with trashy cloth.
ing 10 the inexperienced eye they look
well when, in reality, they are unscr,icc-
able, unsatisfactory and really dear any
price The cloth Is poor. Tho seams
merely hns,cd instead u being sewn to-
go,hcr, aud the trimming and Innings
chcapand trashy. A. little ornothing is
paid Tor the making, little or no work
can be expected In return.
There Is none Of this trashy, unreliable
clothing sold at the MisGt ParloS An
our goods are tailor made; the cloth Is
good, scryiccahlc aud substantial; the
making !, reliable and artistic and the
prices. Az. There's the poi,t. Well
the prices are just onc-half what the
goods arc really worth, as by our system
We buy at bargain rates aud sell at bar
gain prices.
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Mechanics steel stamps,
AZ llahcfling's. No. $40 Second street.
Arrinn.I ALLAN

This afternoon Ned Hathaway will mako
his daring jump from a balloon which has
been advertised 20 extensively Tor the past
week, The park should be iull, for this is
one u the most daring ndbcautilul sights
to Dc seen. Don't fall 10 20 early and see
them GIT the balloon ready the acronaut
attach HE parachute and the cXciiingsccnc
Of seeing him leave the ground. This Is tho
exciting part. Don't fail 10 see H. Como
early and got n good place.
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Tho celebrated Armstrong Furniture
company, ul Evansville. Ind, has had Tor
many ycur branch house In this city. liz
prtsyut location being NJ No. 212 Second
aprt, Ayers building, opposite Court
sluaW. The Memphis house will supply
The iudc at factory prices with ir'isht
added, aud, In addition, iinc stock Of
gcncml furniture can always be- found In
The waw.Uoms, Special attention "a
called 10 the line u parlor, dining nom
AMI bedroom sets. which nrc Of various
styles and patterns, and an offered for
sale ai various prices 10 suit the pockets Of
purchasers.
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Ko.Ko TrIr 10 ccnis q box.
Another Men nsni r.,,,c TIrm.

s. !. Moore 4 Go. have opened real
estate Office OF No. 2p5 Second sircci, near
Madison, In sncsd \ Bethel block. They
start out with a fino list Of property. Mr..
Moore is well and iayombly known In this
city, having lived herr ior the past thirty.
five years. lie j. one oi our most enter.
prislng and cool.hcadcd business men,
having successfully conducted the gruccy
business lor anumbcr o. cau. lie Il Wide.
awake, and We predict for him and the
firm successful career.
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Y. M. O. A. NOTES.

MENnEns Of the class in the gymnasium
ore earnestly requested 90 be present ON
Tuesday night Tor rehearsal.
TnERE will be n concert and nm cNhibi.
tion In the gymnasium, ON Friday night
next, free tomcmbcB and friends OF the
association.
AT $50 o'clock this afternoon there win
be song and praise service In the rooms
Of the association, for men only, conducted
by II. u. Sims. Young men are cordially
invited.
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Cool and scryiccahlc shoes " the best
and most fashionable mako can always bc
found 10y the ladies ol the city and sur.
!. NJ. liill 4 Co, No. SIS Main street, cor.
ncr ol Union. They keep q ir,sh and we'll
selected stock II goods. suitable Tor ladies.
misses and children. q stock selected with
view 20 the southern trade, aud pur.
chased nom the lcading boot aud shoe
houses and manufactures Ut the eastern
market, Tho pricrs asked Tor these goods
ar always reasonable.
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BISHOP aurNTARD's RETURN.
He Il Cordially Received by the Clergy
OF the City.

Bishop Quintard, after his European
tour, has just returned TO the city, The
clergy OF the churches met him ut ~.
Mary's cathedral nj o'clock n. m. for a
celebration Of the holy communion, aud
then went 10 breakfast given by Ms.
Buriord ut Calvary church rectory. lie
will spend few days in the city now,
as guest OF the Rev. =. Buriord, aud
about the middle Of December his family
will join him at the Episcopal residence.
lie will preach at Gmcc church tonight,
and on Tuesday night win dedicate Cal.
way church rcctory. The bishop IL look.
ing quite restored In health and cheerful.
ness by his trip abroad, and the clergy
and people Of his diocese unite In giving
him hearty welcome home.
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IlenInrA, Itnr.c..

have for sale, at !. H. Manor's stable,
q lot ct kvniucky saddle honcs and
MANS. Young aud handsome, also. q few
combined horses, Ucknway and buggy
horses aud MANS. frcsh from Lexington,
Nv. Those In want please give me a call.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
W. s. Ro0rns.
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Ko-Eo ruLr Is sold by your iruiisiand.
FASTEST fiunc Vet.

Iron Mountain route runs Pullman
Buffet slccpingcar and ircc Reclining
Chair Car from Memphis TO 81. Louis
without change, daily, In 10 hours. Ticket,
Office, No. 81 Madison street
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PARriIS desiring 10 learn Shorthand
should investigate the system taught at
room %, Planters Insurance building.
Lessons every night
Addures nox DIS
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Ko.ro rrtu will curc dyspepsia.
Tennesscc Co~. aud Horses.

We will have NJ Our stables Monday and
Tuesday only q ear load of high grade Jcr.
also several head Of combined Middle Ten.
ncsscc horses. j. A. foRrsr q Son.
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Distribution by Wards-Fir,t o. Second.
O. Third, p Fourth, l. linh. p sixth I,
Seventh. q, Eighth, {. Ninth. I. Tenth.
q. city Hospital, D.. sdli born, . White.
T. ColDrcd, n. Total. 49,
T. A. WiiiiANsoN, ND.
SECRETARY Board uf Health
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ko.ko rrLu b lor Ia eyerywhere.

AT Gabay's cheap, full limo Of oil
cloth, stoves, zinc yoids and pipe gmto
fronts aud Tenders. Nos 400 and llq Shell.
by and corner Bcalc and Shelby streets.
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Turkeys aud chickens, drcsscd or on
foot, game Of oil kinds. oysters, fish, meats
and vegetables in prlus.on and irsh can
BE- bad Ut Sites y Amrs' market, No. 80
Jefferson stWct. Telephone, 800.
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TicKErs for llnihaway's leap on sale nt
fsmclson 4 Co. 'scigar store, Wight Bros
hat store, Sol Colemans cigar store, Main
street
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KAHN & FREInERa.

100, III and l73 Main It,, corner POPLAR.
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n REMOVED nv TIM vsr ~ COCAINE.
And Il stimulates aud promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Bunctts Flayoring extracts arc tho
best
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poN'r ail to Nv Hathaway jump.

Jrsr RFcuvrp Fall line Oh cloth and
carpets, which Ne will sell very cheap
Call NJ Gahly's store, corner Bcalc and
Shelby, or No. 50 Bcalc STREETS.
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Tru W. G. 4. 4. will hold a sociablc NJ
their rooms, 40. 2s3 Main s'rvc,, over
lcidy's hat siorr, next "Wednesday, No
vcmltr %. irum So.,lpck pm. until ~
O'Clock nj night Friends Of Temperance
especially invited.
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I.ndIc., IIn,. nnh nennr,..

lANirnc.s icli hats, ilr.
layiguc's Waftcnd silks ~.
layignc's trimmed hats. YOUR chocc. g..
lAyignc Is closing ont this seasons goods
T. lA,ioNf, 30 - Main street.
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Pianos, organs, sheet music and musical
instruments, less than cost. at 20 Main
street, llullpnbcrts old stand.
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Ad,Iee 60 NInihrr..

Mn Wlnslnw't soothing syrup should hiwavs h.
uted fof children iccihinf. n houihcs the child.
foiicus The gums alayt ~ palm. cuns Wind chuc,
and i the b,si fumcdy iui diarfhca. 1c luttlo
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Ko.Ko rrlr Id yonr drnprisls.

Cu,MuoS Clubswingcr, at Dime Mu.
scum.
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Ho.Eo rrir b. uuiniurious.

Ar poccn will have Farncll Bread
Monday.
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HArmwAr il the most daring Aeonaut
living.
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$500.

win dress you up In our Fine worsted Cas-
,imcre prcss suits. ~ frock and getaway
styles, at the OAK HALL.
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CurAr coal and wool cooking stoves at
Gahay's, Nos. lUl nud iij shelby street.
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WRAPS WRAPS WRAPS,

To suit everyone. Short aud long wraps at
half the price you pay In any other house
~ the city. Feather trimmings ut lOc aud
l1c nice To trim wraps and drcsscs with.
Black nll wool drpss goods ~ 2ir. worth
Boz. M our damaged mcrino hose Zoe.
Look NJ our camcls. hair goods, 80 inches
wide, only 5nc llaUingpupha4cd the cn.
tin stock Of Mr John Condor. who rciips
from the hat business, We cnn save YOU
o. 80 ON tine hat. Stctson's Clear Nuirn
ouly - 90 ncrbigs 90 s. lrpm the iincsl
manufacturers, such as Dunlap, Knox,
Nuumnus.
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GnATr Ironl. nnd I.nder 81 Gabay'a.
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40 llabcrllng's, No. $40 Second 5IrccL
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KAHN 81 FREIBERd,
100, la and l73 Main Street.

Great Sale Of Silks. vcivets and Piushes,
Sent ~ 10y our New York buyer from late
bankrupt sale OF AIahallo 4 Co. ON Mon
day We will sell nh Of our fancy stripe mud
checked yclycts at 30 aud s5c; black satin
rhadamc ut 81 p, worth - 30; plain col
orcd silk pushes ut Sc, worth 81 30, all
new goods. Double width wool diagonal
drrss goods, ! yard wide, worth 3Oc. for
Zoe, in all new shades Al our striped
jcnscy flannel NJ ST, worth 6jc. Look at
our embroidered skirt flannel ut Gjc. Look
ut our embroidered ginghams at zoe.
worth 2Oc, a. pretty ~ wooden goods. Gold
aud silver gauzc, 10 trim evening dresses
Doe, worth - q yard.
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$I2.oo.

To look Mt our scotch Cheviot Suits, In frock
aud snck styles, In their novel patterns
aud shades, IL To admire them at the old
reliable OAK HALL.
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FlSr Watch wofl, Muliord'a
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uortuary Report,

Mortunry Report,
For the week ending Saturday, November 20
1857, nt q O'Clock pm:
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$3.50.
This Is the Mechanics business Suit, good
for all purposes, aud offered only Mt OAK
HALL.
$1,000.

This Is our Atwood Cashmere Suit, In
straight nnd round cut styles, and en-
pressiy manufactured Tor OAK HALL.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

WE CANNOT say thst we are Alto
gs.her In favor OF the indas rial essab-
iish nents closins on the day set for the
Oons.itu ionAl Convsntion cleo lon, -
there are many men wh, cannot al ird
to lose Tho tlme, and IL 10 nos 10 be ex
pscsei that their employers would p,y
them for It We are nov ou the ave OF
winter, and some provision must be
m sde or / the workh 9 ., rs vile
aud children ell require .hiekur clo.t'
Ing to prosec. them q sinsi Its biting
wlnds; coal has TO Do laid 10, sni when,
In addition TO these txtrA expenses, II
10 taken Into consideration thst many
OF the men Are sork.pg on short time.
we think 10 10 uprssson sb,e 70 ask them
to lose . whole day for the purpose of
voinz. L. would not be 90 bAd II the
shops we're 10 saut down In the after
noon, As many OF the EN- ployes would
then only lose four bours, and hon IL
O'clock noon uudl the polls closed
would have ample time TO voc. Oar
district system AlloSs Of . large nan
bsr OF woes being poiled In shor.
time, and ~ anxious N se ara for she
On ,oess Cf the con eeoton movement, !,
we cannot bu, thick that 10 vill ~ .
useless loss Of time sni money TOR the
shops 10 shu, d IN for the whole day.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

THE ASSoUNCKMx xNr OF the death
OF Rev. .seph Dare ai Newark, on
Friday las, came like . thnnder clap
on the ears OF h.s many frtends. As
he appeared to enjoy gooi health up TO
the min1.s OF his ds,eAse, every one
was star led by the SAD tidinss. Sew.
eral other deaths occurred the past
week, bat they we're not surprising, As
sickness had indicated appros,hipz u dis.
splu ION, while Mr.. DArs WAS In the
pri le Of life, apparently stout and Wig.
ous, and looked % though he migni
be able 70 AL his plAse In the pal pi. tCr
years TO come. /. Is . satis!A ;tion 10
his friends to kno v he died In the Hoe
OF duty. He hsd osraol oAtei In the
convention OF G Jod Tenn plars 10 the
morning, and Was on his way to his
home when the dssAi s1nnons came.
It may be literally said he died while
engaged In the work to which ne b I'd
consecrs!ed his lie, IS tenn oersn 70 with
him was held 70 % akin 70 sodl nes-,
and he would ss s>on have thoushs ot
deserving the pulpit as OF neslsctiDg to
bear his testi N jEy as sins. any sni all
evils. Tie sudden ending Of his lAbors
may prove As torcl5le An I'D nouitiou,
70 be also ready, as any truth he ever
proclaimed, as the blood Of the N art y rs
In the past became the seed OF the
church.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

The PROJECT to pur ,hase . horse
and carriage TOR the Caie' Engineer Of
the Fire Department should oe oonsid-
cred very carefully, as It will, II adopt
ed, add considerably to the e1 psnses OF
the city. ia very easy TO talk about
econo ny, but Ii is rather q ca ,als 10
practice 1t. FIVE hundred dullArs may
not be great deal OF money in the es.
tmasIon Of the mem oers OF Council,
but they oil know that the sggregs.e
Amoun. o. exp xpenses is made up OF small
Sums. Those whj wish to keep dow
tsxaaon must show their sin erl.y By
keeping d,wn every unnecessary ex-
psndt.urs. There may be ius.an oes
when soms advantage would be derived
from tbs eng !neer having horse aud
carriage provided for his ACCOM- m Cd q. j..
ton, ou. there may bs veil Ks or n ontbs
between s1sh Instances, and conse-
quentIy horse had better se hired o.
. livery STAPLE than provided by the
the city. We are not opposed to i'm
provemeuts In the m management of ths
affairs OF our city, but We are Averse
to the mul lipli,Atlon OF Off oes for the
benefit OF any one, and must ohjsot to
. proposition OF such doubtful utility q.
the purch use OF horse and carriage toI
the acco % odsdon OF the Ch!s; L "a.
neer OF the Fire Department.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Coming AttrRct,onA

On Ttursd y ngh' X. Castleton
will apo,Ar ss the Opera Eouss | +,
"Orazy Patch" cne OF the most onica al
and hum 1Ioas D Ays ev,r presented. 1,
10 new, and according to the prosrt ctu
"construcied for laughing purpose,
only"
Friday and Saturday nights Ysr kes
Moore and Miss Bella Vivian will ap
lear. supported By arst clasa oom
pauy, Ia .D.ir great Yankee comedy
"Our Jonathan. Tnis Is the fifth
season OF this play, but IL hos never
bseu presented In this city before
Next weak win Casletou's erea,
Russian drama "Z!tkA" will BE- pre-
seDted ct the Academy OF Musio by a
hrst. cisss Company. This iss remsrks.
bly, strong play, with an excellent and
terestigg pot d led with e1ait!nR
sct nes and Incidents
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

THE Constitutions! Reform msAtin;
which sili be he'd In the o ,srs II ,uss
tomorrow night should st'rAst An sadi
enoe thAs will fill every part OF The
building. Djmocrss as Sel - b.
public ans shan d bs presen' Tor this II
not . party qses.iou, bat one 'sa' con
Germs every nsp. irrsspec Ave OF poll
tics. l. the convention should DO held,
II viii ssc1ra incressed reprsseo tstiou
for the people OF this coun y, AMI the
election OF All the Off ,ers by the people,
the same IS 10 now done 10 almost ali
the other Sates. Il will destroy the
one mau power thst hss already pre-
dominsted too long, and sive all voters
9 ohancs to say who will 6il the couny
Cd, oes. TIE movement 10 CALLING friends
every day. sud re trust and believe II
will be 81 scessful.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
MONDAY, OcrOBER "a. 1857
THE NISxTHxsrH century va

THE NINxrEKNrH century VA be
noted In the history Of the wsr d % the
era OF invention. We scAfcsly boz ONE
accustomed 10 some useful plsee OF mo-
chAnism before u 10 supplantd By
somsthing even more wonderful In
provements upon Improvements have
bean made 70 the steam en- Iine, nm IL II
10 nov about ~ near per !ecstoo - IL
viii ever be, and BY its mighty forc,
trains OF cars are whirled along 81 the
rate Of mile . minute, and The ame Of
crossing the ocean By steamer reduced
to = tr Il over six days. Bat even
this misa y po yer will have TO sive
way ers long 70 the more potent agent
elsssrici y, and in . qusr.ef Of . ,sn-
tury from noH locomotives and engines
of all kinds viii resolve their motive
power IRON this subtle d aid. The tels-
graph wAs for teS years . su' ct OF
wonder, then IL Was in . measure cup
planted by she SILL more wonderful
telephone, and nos e II ,on, the wzz rd
OF Lie ewsilyn Park, annoances to shs
world thAt At last he has perfected
new insLun nens, that be oails the pho
nosraph, Viii, 10 be 70 certain will take
the place Of The tels phone, and ere long
be found in every business cfh 70 in the
land. Ia this inssrunens the voice 10
stored, aud lf . person wishes 70 send .
message 70 another, oil be has to do 10
TO talk 90 tho machine, then send the
phonoxram, when the receiver puts IL
into his apparatus and the message will
Be given out In the natural voice OF the
Gender. The voice c.u be s.orsd for
years, and . man oan dic.sse his will to
the ma Jhlne With the satisfaction OF
kno wing that after his death II will be
told to his heirs in his natural tone Of
voice, the - ae Is though he Was there
talkiag 10 them. There Is . ber
OF uses to which IL can be put, aud IL
will no doubs prove even more use nj
than the telephone.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
"BEEHIvE,"
3O6 MARKET ST.
The CIownIng Bargains o.
The Season,

go pieces of Dress Goods, that
has been free sell ng stuff at soc.
q yard this week, now to 60 at
31ac; a large variety Of STYLES.
just bought by accident.
We have alb ut 30 pieces more
of the Csc. Dress Goods that
were in our last adve rtisement
still selling at l5c. q yard; q
stunning bargain.
The way cur Stripe Silk Vel.
vets have been cut the past few
days shows the ladies appre ciate
the goods at q little more than
half Irice.
We still give you an opportu.
nifty, for one week, to buy q
White Wool Blanket tor Sl.25 a
pair. Ifyou are as eager as you
ought to be for them ,h-y will
not last us that long.
! bale OF Gray Twilled Flan-
mel, 25c. goods. Your chance at
tnen now for lsc. q yard. Don t
wait too long and then mourn
your loss because they were all
sold
A full supp ly of Demorest Pat
terms.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
The ntnst. els 1o-nlgpt

To- tnisht MoHish, johnson & Slavin's
Minstrels will appear at the Opera
House AID promise q frst-clAss enter
tsinment. The principal features oi
this slow are new and novel, aad the
New York Journal in speaking OF il
saw: "The Metropolitan was packed
lA't night by an elegant and delighted
audience 10 witness the per formance OF
NJ 3Nith, johnson & Savin's truly re-
fined Ministries. The White House
Lawn 8 Ienads was a very pleasant de
pArture frUm tho usu4l frst parts aud
was heartily rec lived. McSish, John.
son, SlaVin and Hayeriy were as funny
a ID entertaining as ever, II not more
80, ard to partic ula.iz, wou.d take too
nCeh tine"